Platform
HIPAA-compliant clinical evidence extraction, built for the demands of federal healthcare programs and enterprise payers.
How It Works
Ingest
Clinical documents enter the platform via FHIR API, direct upload, or existing workflows. We process PDFs, scanned documents, HL7 messages, C-CDA records, and faxed clinical notes.
Extract
Our AI reads the clinical narrative and extracts specific data points: diagnoses, lab values with units, medications with dosages, procedures with dates, functional status assessments, and clinical impressions. Each extraction includes a confidence score and a citation to the exact source location in the original document.
Validate
Extracted evidence is mapped against the relevant clinical criteria — coverage determination requirements, risk adjustment validation standards, hospice eligibility criteria, or drug-specific prior authorization rules. The system identifies which criteria are met, which are not met, and which evidence is missing from the submitted documentation.
Review
Reviewers receive structured evidence with source citations linked to the original document. Every extraction is auditable. All outputs are advisory — clinical judgment remains with the human reviewer.
All processing occurs on HIPAA-compliant AWS infrastructure with automated PHI de-identification before language model inference.
Integration Capabilities
Data Standards
- FHIR R4, HL7 v2, C-CDA
- X12 278 / 835
- NCPDP SCRIPT
- LOINC, SNOMED CT
- ICD-10, CPT, RxNorm
Document Types
- Progress notes
- Pathology & radiology reports
- Discharge summaries
- Hospice certifications
- Operative notes
- Lab PDFs, scanned / faxed documents
Deployment
- Cloud API (AWS)
- On-premise containerized deployment
- Hybrid: local screening + cloud escalation
Security Architecture
Infrastructure posture — not certification claims.
Our infrastructure operates on AWS with KMS-managed key rotation, on-boundary stateless processing, and automated PHI de-identification pipelines. The platform is designed to operate within environments requiring CMS Acceptable Risk Safeguards and HIPAA Minimum Necessary standards.